No real point

[jezebeljade]

I find this amusing...

Spell-checkers usually don't agree with my name. I'm used to it. But somehow, one spell-checker gave me this list of alternate spellings instead of "Meghan": Meehan, Meg-han, Me-Ghan, and Moghan. The hell!? Are those even real words?

But at least my name isn't spelled "Meaghann" I've actually seen that. Craziness.

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[allykatt]

but the question is ... do you pronounce it MEH-gun or MAA-gun

not knowing you IRL, i've wondered...

>>random friend of vaxocentric and fan of jim's big ego<<

[jezebeljade]

i respond to either, because i get called both. i also respond to meg, hey, yo, and i even once turned my head for "hey whore!" (note, this was at the slut party, and it's was vax who called that out to get my attention for a picture). but anyway, i introduce myself as MEH-gan

[allykatt]

i know what you mean about responding to all versions.

my full first name is alicia. here in the "south" that's uh-LEE-shuh. in the north {where my dad, who named me, is from} it's uh-LISH-uh.

for years and years i cringed at the first pronounciation. i kinda dig the spanish version {uh-LEE-see-uh} but ... other than that ... i couldn't stand the mispronounciation after awhile, and resorted to the nickname "ally". people misspell it often, but seldom mispronounce it.

[jezebeljade]

i know what you mean, but there aren't too many ways to pronounce my name. spelling however, hoo boy. i usually don't bother to correct people anymore. it's just easier to leave it as "megan".

[anonymous]

I like my baby girl's name,I wanted to spell it different from the masses.

[jezebeljade]

i thought dad chose the spelling